clum·sy 
/ˈklʌmzi/ adjective
clum·si·er; clum·si·est /ˈklʌmzi/ adjective [also more clumsy; most clumsy] 1 : moving or doing things in a very awkward way and tending to drop or break things
▪ I'm sorry about spilling your wine—that was very clumsy of me. ▪ I have very clumsy hands and tend to drop things. ▪ He is very clumsy. = He is a very clumsy person. 2 : badly or awkwardly made or done
▪ She made a clumsy attempt at a joke. 3 : hard to use : awkward to handle
▪ a clumsy tool
▪ I'm sorry about spilling your wine—that was very clumsy of me. ▪ I have very clumsy hands and tend to drop things. ▪ He is very clumsy. = He is a very clumsy person.
▪ She made a clumsy attempt at a joke.
▪ a clumsy tool
— clum·si·ly /ˈklʌmzəli/ adverb
▪ They dealt with the situation clumsily.
/ˈklʌmzəli/ adverb ▪ They dealt with the situation clumsily.
— clum·si·ness /ˈklʌmzinəs/ noun [noncount]
▪ It was my own clumsiness that caused the accident.
/ˈklʌmzinəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ It was my own clumsiness that caused the accident.
